More than 20 weekend flights between S’pore and southern China cancelled amid Typhoon Noul

Typhoon Noul is the third to hit China in July, and has forced more than 340,000 people in the Guangdong province to relocate, local authorities said on July 25.

Listen Summarise More than 20 flights between Singapore and southern China, including Hong Kong and Shenzhen, were cancelled due to Typhoon Noul hitting Guangdong province. Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines cancelled multiple flights on July 25 and 26. Typhoon Noul caused over 340,000 people to relocate in Guangdong, and Hong Kong raised its storm alert to Typhoon Signal No. 9 before downgrading it later on July 26. AI generated

SINGAPORE – More than 20 Singapore flights to and from Hong Kong and some southern Chinese cities were cancelled this weekend as Typhoon Noul lashed across China’s Guangdong province and neighbouring areas.